Federally Assisted Low-Income Housing Drug Elimination

The Department of Housing and Urban Development Assistant Secretary for Housing Federal Housing Commissioner operates the Federally Assisted Low-Income Housing Drug Elimination program (CFDA 14.193), with the most recent grant award dated August 23, 2012 — over 14 years ago.

Program activity has effectively ceased. The portfolio contains only two Project Grants awarded across a decade-long span (2002 and 2012), with no subsequent awards on record. Both awards carried negative dollar obligated values, a data anomaly that suggests either reversal of prior commitments or administrative correction rather than active new funding. The program shows no recent grant opportunities.

The program funded drug-elimination activities in subsidized housing environments. Both historical awards targeted subsidized housing projects related to drug mitigation, though the sparse award record provides limited visibility into current funding priorities or scope.

The assistance-type mix consisted entirely of Project Grants. HUD was the sole funding source across all recorded activity.

No open grant opportunities are present. No recent award activity supports evaluation of current award magnitudes or competitive positioning. The 14-year gap between the most recent award and today, combined with the negative dollar values in the available record, indicates this program is not actively disbursing funds. Organizations considering pursuit of funding under this line should verify current program status directly with HUD before committing business development resources.